Occupations of the People., TABLE XIV.—Defining the Principles of the Method adopted in the Classification of Occupations, in accordance with the uniform Scheme agreed upon by the Conference of Statists held in Hobart in March, 1890 ; and showing the number of Persons, Males, and Females employed or belonging to the principal Groups of Business, Calling, or Service, or belonging to the principal Divisions of Dependants, arranged systematically under Classes, Sub-classes, Orders, Sub-orders, and Sub-groups—continued.

	Persons.	Males.	Females.
Order 18.—Persons engaged in the Alteration, Modification, or Manufacture, or in other Processes relating to Metals or Mineral Matters.
Sub-order 1.—In the conversion of Coal and other Mineral Substances to purposes of Heat, Light, or forms of energy not otherwise classed.
1. Gas Manufacturer, Officer, Clerk, Workman	101	101
2. Coke Manufacturer
3. Electric Light or Energy Producer, Officer, Clerk	1	1
4. Charcoal-burner	5	5
5. Others
Sub-order 2.—Manufactures and Processes related to Stone, Clay, Earthenware, Glass, and Minerals not otherwise classed.
1. Stone Cutter, Dresser, Breaker (not engaged in Houses or Buildings)
2. Limeburner	20	20
3. Plaster, Cement Maker
4. Brick, Tile Maker	181	180	1
5. Pottery Maker	28	28
6. Glass Manufacturer, Worker	2	2
7. China, Earthenware Maker, Mender	3	3
8. Asphalt and Pitch Manufacturer	1	1
9. Asbestos Manufacturer
10. Others
Sub-order 3.—Gold, Silver, and Precious Stones.
1. Goldsmith, Silversmith, Jeweller	38	38
2. Lapidary, Precious Stones Worker	2	2
3. Electro-plater, Plater
4. Persons employed in Mining Gold
5. Others
Sub-order 4.—Metals other than Gold and Silver.
1. Copper-smith, Worker	4	4
2. Tin, Zinc Worker	94	93	1
3. Lead, Antimony Worker
4. Malleable Iron Manufacturer, Worker, Roller, Smelter, Puddler	21	21
5. Engineer, Fitter, Iron Turner, Boiler Maker, Brazier	110	110
6. Cast-iron Founder, Moulder, Worker	97	97
7. Blacksmith, Farrier, Whitesmith	768	768
8. Brass-founder, Moulder, Worker	9	9
9. Locksmith	4	4
10. Others	1	1
Order 19.—Persons engaged in the Construction or Repair of Buildings, Roads, Railways, Canals, Docks, Earthworks, &c. in the disposal of Silt, Dead Matter, or Refuse, or in operations the nature of which is undefined.
Sub-order 1.—Houses and Buildings.
1. Master Builder, Contractor, Measurer, Foreman, Clerk	249	249
2. Mason, Hewer, Hodman, Mason's Labourer	216	216
3. Bricklayer, Bricklayer's Labourer, Hodman	205	205
4. Carpenter, Joiner, Turner, Carpenter's Labourer	1,490	1,490
5. Slater, Shingler, Slater's Labourer	7	7
6. Plasterer, Plasterer's Labourer	170	170
7. House Painter, Paper-hanger, Glazier	345	345
8. House Plumber, Bell-hanger	61	61
9. Others
Sub-order 2.—Roads, Railways, Earthworks, &c., or Undefined.
1. Contractor	368	368
2. Skilled Assistant, Foreman, Inspector, Time-keeper, Clerk	72	72
3. Carter, Waggoner
4. Engine-driver, Fireman	42	42
5. Navvy, Labourer, Excavator	1,795	1,795
6. Stone-breaking Machine Worker, Stone Breaker	10	10
7. Dredge Worker, Diving Bell Worker	5	5
8. Drainer	3	3
9. Others